$SOL this is the last top means 5th top Solana going to touch 191 after that it will go down to the correction major support 123 after touching his major support Solana will cross 200
$VIRTUAL Dear Virtual Investors its enough you made millions of dollars now allow others to make some money enough for us please, take the price back to 1.80 again thanks your well wisher
$STO My Friend you are trying to wash people's accounts don't play the trick when we know after 5 hours means tomorrow you are going to unlock your 37M token so your coin will crash like a rocket
$VIRTUAL Dear 4 $VIRTUAL Investors Please this time to take Virtual 1.85, you guys are too good love it we all are really enjoying your price Manipulation love the way you guys are making people rich 💸💵💸 Price will go to 1.75 then crash to 1.68 then Bull run will start from 1.68 to 1.75 then again crash then again same Bullrun and crash Virtual is Running in this price Circle ⭕ keep eye on candle not the percentage 💸👳💸
this is not a financial adviced it's my opinion do your own research first ( DYOR )
$VIRTUAL token owner (or a group of large holders) can manipulate the price, especially if the token is centralized, illiquid, or lacks transparency. Always *DYOR* (Do Your Own Research) Keep the Eye on $1.5 to $1.75 Price it's continually Repeating and check the selling and buying amount
1. Centralized vs. Decentralized Control
-Centralized Tokens: If a single entity or a small group holds a large portion of the supply (e.g., founders, early investors, or the project team), they could manipulate prices by:
Dumping large amounts (causing price crashes).
Wash trading (fake trading volumes to attract buyers).
Spoofing (placing fake large orders to influence sentiment).
- **Decentralized Tokens**: Truly decentralized tokens with broad distribution are harder to manipulate, but whales (large holders) can still influence prices.
2. Tokenomics & Supply Mechanics
If the token has low liquidity (small market cap, low trading volume), it’s easier to manipulate.
-Mint/burn mechanisms If the owner can mint new tokens at will, they could inflate supply and crash prices.
Lock-ups & vesting If large holdings are unlocked suddenly, it can lead to price swings.
3. Market & Regulatory Factors
Pump-and-dump schemes: Some projects artificially inflate prices before dumping on retail investors.
Regulatory scrutiny. In regulated markets (like the U.S.), price manipulation is illegal (SEC, CFTC can take action).
Exchange behavior: Some exchanges allow wash trading or fake volume, making manipulation easier.
How to Detect Possible Manipulation?
-Check ownership distribution (e.g., Etherscan, BscScan for large wallets).
-Look for unusual trading patterns (sudden spikes/drops with no news).
$VIRTUAL owner manipulating the price since days he is using the same buying and selling pattern exact amount in both sides which is not good this token is very dangerous so be careful , #VirtualTokenTheft because this token real value is under $1